I think a series of crippling natural disasters is the answer.
No it wasn't THE first suspension bridge in america. THE first suspension bridge in america was the wire bridge at fairmount in philadelphia.
<span>Sparta was more isolated than Athens was. Sparta was located on a plain between the mountains and the sea in the part of Greece, which is the Peloponnesus (look it up). Spartans were usually suspicious of outsiders and their ideas. Geography had affected development in Sparta by making Spartans grow what they needed or would often take what they needed from their neighbors. Spartans valued strength and simplicity while Athens had boasted about their art and culture.</span>
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Scholar answer would be B, but at this rate in 2020, it's everyone for themselves and the rich or white are protected meaning C
What the dude on top said
